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  • One Hundred Years of De-platforming
    One Hundred Years of De-platforming
    Commentary I recently picked up and was quickly hooked by "Not Seeing Red: American Librarianship and the Soviet Union (1917–1960)," a 2002 book by Stephen Karetzky. Sure, the topic sounds ...
    November 19, 2019BY Diana West
  • No Bernie, the Police and Fire Departments Are Not Socialism
    No Bernie, the Police and Fire Departments Are Not Socialism
    Commentary In their incessant propaganda war to move the United States leftwards, leftists often claim that this country ...
    July 4, 2019BY Trevor Loudon
  • Enticing Kids to Read
    Enticing Kids to Read
    Efforts in the District of Columbia seek to help minority kids learn to read and to help reading ...
    March 27, 2013BY Ron Dory
  • Love a Library Day in New York
    Love a Library Day in New York
    Famed 20th century writer G. K. Chesterson once said, “Education is simply the soul of a society as ...
    September 12, 2012BY Amelia Pang
  • Little Free Libraries Turning Pages Around the World
    Little Free Libraries Turning Pages Around the World
    The concept is simple: take a book, return a book. And with that, what began as a single ...
    June 7, 2012BY Michael Fitzgerald
  • NYC Libraries Testify on Impact of $96 Million Budget Cuts
    NYC Libraries Testify on Impact of $96 Million Budget Cuts
    Despite a sharp increase in visitors, the city’s libraries once again find their funding on the cutting board ...
    May 14, 2012BY Kristen Meriwether
  • Brooklyn Public Library Unveils Book-Printing Machine
    Brooklyn Public Library Unveils Book-Printing Machine
    The Brooklyn Public Library unveiled a new book-printing machine in its main branch at Grand Army Plaza on ...
    March 7, 2012BY Tara MacIsaac
  • New Federal Rules Support Digital Literacy
    New Federal Rules Support Digital Literacy
    The Federal Communications Commission voted to reform the program, first established to subsidize rural telephone service in places ...
    February 8, 2012BY Mary Silver
  • Literacy Awards to Give $30,000 to Libraries
    Literacy Awards to Give $30,000 to Libraries
    For the third year, the National Center for Families and Literacy will award three libraries $10,000 in grants ...
    December 2, 2011BY Amanda Luong
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